1995/96

There were several subtle differences from the 1994 kits. The previous season's reproduction error on the club crest was corrected and the sponsor's logo was positioned lower on the chest.

The shorts were changed to feature twin flashes on either hip.

The navy socks now included the club crest embroidered on the shin. This was altered to a hollow outline in the final quarter of the season, and would continue to be seen for the next two seasons.

The last two 'all-yellow' fixtures saw the team revert to socks with hooped turnovers.

Rules regarding kit colors were relaxed, leading many teams to introduce darker shades that could be paired with jeans, thus boosting replica shirt sales.

Oxford United adopted a grey strip featuring varying vertical and diagonal shades. In a notable incident, Manchester United also launched a grey kit; however, Alex Ferguson famously ordered his players to change out of it at half-time after they complained they couldn't see each other!

Unusually, the grey strip only featured shirts and shorts, with the socks either being the home navy or yellow.